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This is the section of the site where you will find out what's been happening in the local government area. All of the latest news, including media releases, announcements, document launches and other information will be published here. You will also find the headlines of the most recent news appearing dynamically on the homepage of our site.

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Council Happenings - 30 Jun 2008
Council Happenings is the weekly Mayoral column that appears in the Chronicle newspaper. The comments are generally regarding current Council news and information. The latest Happenings is available on this page or previous Happenings are available from the link on the home page. more ..

Local Government Elections - 02 Apr 2008
The date for the Local Government Elections has been changed to Saturday 13 September 2008. Please visit the NSW Electoral Commission website for further details. more ..

The Great Australian Bite - 07 Mar 2008
April's the month when people from all walks of life in NSW get together for a ‘Great Australian Bite,' helping to raise money for the 740,000 Australians who live with diabetes. more ..

Planning Reform Submission - 15 Feb 2008
Attached below is Council's submissions to the NSW Government's proposed Planning Reforms. more ..

Tillegra Dam Submission - 20 Dec 2007
Council's submission to Department Planning in respect of the key issues for inclusion in the Director Generals requirements for the Environmental Assessment being undertaken by Hunter Water Corporation is available for viewing below. more ..

NSW Climate Change Fund - 25 Jul 2007
The NSW Government $310 million Climate Change Fund has been established to help business, households and government save energy and water.

It includes $100 million for residential rebates to help householders make their homes more water and energy efficient. As well as rebates for rainwater tanks, the program will also provide rebates for insulation and energy effiicient hot water systems. more ..

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